> make utilities free market (or something of the sort) and roads can be paid via tolls. Yeah, like a lot of Libertarian "counter-points" though it's very hand

> make utilities free market (or something of the sort) and roads can be paid via tolls. Yeah, like a lot of Libertarian "counter-points" though it's very handwavy and doesn't really hold up to much scrutiny when looked at for the economics of it. We used to do that - know what happened? Mostly terrible "roads" and a few VERY expensive ways to travel. At some point all those systems got nationalized - why? Because it works better.